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Traffic Signs and Signals Flashcards

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  1. What does an octagonal red sign always mean in Indiana?

    Answer: Stop completely

    An octagonal red sign is always a STOP sign, requiring a complete stop before proceeding.

  2. A yellow diamond-shaped sign in Indiana indicates:

    Answer: A warning of a potential hazard

    Yellow diamond-shaped signs are warning signs that alert drivers to potential hazards or changes in road conditions ahead.

  3. What does a flashing red traffic light require Indiana drivers to do?

    Answer: Stop and yield, then go when safe

    A flashing red light must be treated as a stop sign — come to a full stop, yield, and proceed when safe.

  4. In Indiana, a green arrow traffic signal means:

    Answer: You may turn in the direction of the arrow after yielding to pedestrians

    A green arrow is a protected signal allowing you to turn in that direction, but you must still yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk.

  5. What shape is used exclusively for railroad crossing warning signs in Indiana?

    Answer: Round

    Round (circular) yellow signs are used exclusively to warn drivers of upcoming railroad crossings.

  6. A white rectangular sign in Indiana typically provides:

    Answer: Regulatory information

    White rectangular signs are regulatory signs that inform drivers of traffic laws they must obey, such as speed limits and turn restrictions.

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